Katherine Murphy, principal at the Aventura City of Excellence School, was accused by City Manager Eric Soroka of taking bribes to allow students to skip the waiting list and get into the popular city-owned K-8 charter school. Publicly calling her a thief, Soroka fired Murphy in 2006 and her life went into a tailspin.
January 31, 2014 at 11:47 PM
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Eight years ago, Katherine Murphy was an internationally renowned and award-winning educator, serving as the principal at the Aventura City of Excellence School.
All that ended when she was accused by City Manager Eric Soroka of taking bribes to allow students to skip the waiting list and get into the popular city-owned K-8 charter school.
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